Which, if any, of the following long-term conditions do you have? (1) Alzheimer's disease or other cause of dementia; (2) Arthritis or ongoing problem with back or joints; (3) Autism or autism spectrum condition; (4) Blindness or partial sight; (5) A breathing condition such as asthma or COPD; (6) Cancer (diagnosis or treatment in the last 5 years; (7) Deafness or hearing loss; (8) Diabetes; (9) A heart condition, such as angina or atrial fibrillation; (10) High blood pressure; (11) Kidney or liver disease; (12) A learning disability; (13) A mental health condition; (14) A neurological condition, such as epilepsy; (15) A stroke (which affects your day-to-day life); (16) Another long-term condition or disability; (17) I do not have any long-term conditions.

This is a descriptive categorical indicator.

This is a descriptive categorical indicator.

Age, gender and region (linked to postcode - ethnicity, marital status, overcrowding, household tenure and employment status, as well as the indicator of multiple deprivation score (IMD) and ACORN group.)

By Integrated Care Services and Primary Care Network, demographics (gender, age, ethnicity, long-term condition or disability status)

GP Patient Survey is conducted annually by Ipsos on behalf of NHS England. Patients are randomly selected from all GP practices in England, using the Personal Demographics Service. Patients were eligible for inclusion in the survey if they had a valid NHS number, had been registered with a GP practice continuously for at least six months at the point of selection, and were 16 years of age or over. The survey uses a quantitative postal methodology, including an option for online completion. In January 2023, questionnaires were sent to around 2.65 million patients aged 16 or over followed by an SMS reminder one week after the initial mailing, to all those with a valid mobile phone number. Two full reminder mailings (letters and questionnaires) were then sent to non-responders in February and March, both followed by an SMS reminder one week later.

Presented as a national report, infographic and results/trends for all questions, using a tool (Patient experience and compare practices tool) to compare individual practices, and as a primary care dashboard. Where result is based on fewer than 10 people (unweighted), the result is suppressed

www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/2023/07/13/gp-patient-survey-2023/

gp-patient.co.uk/downloads/2023/GPPS2023TechnicalAnnexPUBLIC.pdf